电厂 | 阿里也不想给外卖砸钱了
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-11-26 10:28

Core Insights - Alibaba's Q3 2025 financial results show a revenue increase of 5% year-on-year, reaching 247.795 billion RMB, driven by its cloud and core e-commerce businesses [1][4] - However, profits have significantly declined, with operating profit down 85% to 5.365 billion RMB and net profit down 53% to 20.612 billion RMB, attributed to heavy investments in instant retail and technology [1][8] Revenue Growth Driven by E-commerce and Cloud - Alibaba's revenue growth is primarily attributed to its Chinese e-commerce group and cloud business, with the e-commerce group generating 1,325.78 billion RMB, a 16% increase year-on-year [4][6] - The cloud segment saw a 34% increase in revenue, with AI-related products contributing significantly to this growth [6][11] Profit Decline and Cost Pressures - The company's sales and marketing expenses surged by 105% to 664.96 billion RMB, reflecting the costs associated with competitive promotions in the instant retail sector [8][9] - The adjusted EBITDA for the Chinese e-commerce group fell by 76% to 105 billion RMB, indicating that the intense competition in the food delivery market has severely impacted profitability [8][9] Strategic Focus on Instant Retail and AI - Alibaba is focusing on reducing losses in its instant retail segment, with plans to optimize unit economics and improve operational efficiency [10][11] - The company is also investing heavily in AI, aiming to become a leading full-stack AI service provider, with significant developments in both AI to B and AI to C applications [11][13] Future Outlook and Market Positioning - Alibaba's strategy includes enhancing user experience and leveraging synergies within its ecosystem to drive growth in instant retail, targeting a transaction scale of one trillion RMB over the next three years [10][11] - The company is positioning itself to capture the AI market, with new applications like the Qianwen App aiming to integrate AI into everyday user experiences [11][13]